“We knew that IPL 2025 would continue …”: KKR star Manish Pandy, about why the team didn’t stop training

Knight rider Menish Pandey, Knight rider, said the team focuses on the preparations for education and matching even when IPL was stopped because of the Indo-Pak military conflict because they were caused by the league, and perhaps helping them to rediscover the touches of the mini fracture. KKR will face Royal Challengers Bengaluru in a winning match on Saturday to keep his hope alive. Pandey, at a press conference on Friday before the match, “This (middle tournament break) does not really change much because we know what to do as professional cricketists. We knew that the tournament would continue, but we didn’t know how long.

“We were still in the gym and we were doing our job in the game. The whole team is here and everyone is ready to go and we are looking forward to playing a great game.”

However, a defeat against the RCB will be paid to the KKR’s knockout stage ambitions, but Pandey did not see it as a pressure point.

“You know, there’s not much to lose here. In fact, we thought we could have a better tournament as a team. We were discussing this, but we still lost a few games.

“If you are thinking of these important games, now you wish you to win these games. But yes, definitely two more games. Everyone wants to perform performance,” he said.

It is a strong side on paper paper, but they could not perform continuously this season.

Pandey, the collapse of a series of victories as he did last year tied them to bring together a series of wins.

“The last time we were winning games, many games, IPL is very important in a tournament. This time we won one, but we lost one. The whole tournament was like this.

“Our kick was good. We’re really good bowling. It was a year in terms of both performance, stroke and bowling. I hope we’ll have a similar strong core for next year and win games as we did last year.” He said.

In a positive note, Pandey hoped that the unexpected middle event break would help him gain a little Mojo in the last two matches of KKR.

“But such a break can definitely help. I’m sure men will go home and see their videos and try to work on a few things that don’t have the opportunity to do.

“So, I think it should be a good break. As I said, the only thing I hoped to win the last two games and ends at a high level,” he said.

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